History Short: What is the Most Reviled US Supreme Court Decision? #Shorts
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as posted by the channelOn May 18, 1896, the Supreme Court of the US ruled that “separate but equal” was a legal doctrine for segregating Caucasian Americans from Americans of sub-Saharan African descent, especially regarding school children.
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